Weekend Linkage - December 9, 2007

Silicon Valley Blogger at The Digerati Life offered suggested ways to safeguard your rainy day cash.

Jeremy at Generation X Finance talked about how to deal with alternative minimum tax.

Golbguru at Money, Matter and More Musings declared that there’s no such thing as bad debt.

Ben at Money Smart Life listed some money resolutions for a financially secure new year.

Lazy Man at Lazy Man and Money had ten things against the job search at Monster.com.

Got stocks that are a pain? Jim at Blueprint for Financial Prosperity said you can deduct the losses.

Nickel at Five Cent Nickel shared his thoughts on subprime mortgage bailout proposal. NCN at No Credit Needed offered his take on the same issue.

FMF at Free Money Finance discussed why sometimes you need to turn down a job offer.

Don’t have money for college? Then don’t go. MBH at Mighty Bargain Hunter had a story tells just that.

Money Blue Book listed some rewards credit cards for college students which can also teach them to be responsible for their credits.

TFB at The Financial Buff wondered why banks push debit cards.

Dong at AskDong suggested 10 things to do by year end.

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